Nigerian Breweries Plc, the foremost brewing company in Nigeria, continues to maintain its industry leadership position by retaining the number one spot in Lager and Malt while ranking second in Stout.

Corporate Affairs Director Reaffirms Company’s Strength
During a recent media parley in Lagos, the Corporate Affairs Director of Nigerian Breweries Plc, Uzodinma Odenigbo, reaffirmed the company’s strong market position. He stated that Nigerian Breweries remains one of Nigeria’s longest-standing manufacturing companies, having operated successfully for 79 years.

Nationwide Presence and Competitive Edge
Odenigbo revealed that the company currently operates eight manufacturing facilities across the country.

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With seven operational breweries, one malting plant, 12 sales regions, and 21 depots, the company achieves extensive nationwide coverage.

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Consequently, this gives Nigerian Breweries a competitive edge, ensuring that its brands are available across every part of the country, including rural communities.

Financial Strength and Shareholding Structure

Furthermore, Odenigbo disclosed that as of June 2025, Nigerian Breweries remains one of the most capitalised companies in Nigeria, with a market capitalisation of N1.82 trillion, equivalent to $1.19 billion.

He added that the company recorded a half-year net revenue of N738 billion, an operating profit of N151 billion, and net assets valued at N549 billion. He also explained that Heineken holds 72.9 percent of the company’s shares, with a total of 118,193 shareholders.

Expansion into the Total Beverage Segment

Speaking further, Odenigbo emphasised that Nigerian Breweries Plc has evolved into a total beverage company following the complete acquisition of Distell Nigeria.

This strategic move aligns with its ‘Beyond Beer’ ambition, broadening its reach in the alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage categories.

Broader Brand Portfolio and Commitment to Purpose

Through the acquisition, Nigerian Breweries has expanded its brand portfolio to include wines, spirits, and ready-to-drink (RTD) products such as Chamdor, 4th Street, Hunters, Amarula, and Savana.

Commitment to Togetherness and Positive Impact

In conclusion, Odenigbo reiterated that the company remains dedicated to its corporate brand purpose of brewing the joy of true togetherness to inspire a better world.

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